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Got Plaque? Berkeley Lab Tech Provides Measure of Artery Health

New Berkeley Lab Study Tallies Environmental and Public Health Benefits of Solar Power

Calling All Innovators: Submit Your Ideas for Smart, Energy Efficient Buildings!

Berkeley Lab Participates in New National Microbiome Initiative

$40M to Establish New Observatory Probing Early Universe

Photo - The Simons Array will be located in Chile's High Atacama Desert, at an elevation of about 17,000 feet. The site currently hosts the Atacama Cosmology Telescope (bowl-shaped structure at upper right) and the Simons Array (the three telescopes at the bottom left, middle and right). The Simons Observatory will incorporate several new telescopes and set the stage for a next-generation experiment. (University of Pennsylvania)

Berkeley Lab Scientists Discover Surprising New Properties in a 2-D Semiconductor

Scientists Image First Steps in DNA Transcription

Scientists Take a Major Leap Toward a ‘Perfect’ Quantum Metamaterial

Illustration - The wavelike pattern at the top shows the accordion-like structure of a proposed quantum material—an artificial crystal made of light—that can trap atoms in regularly spaced nanoscale pockets. These pockets can be made to hold a large collection of ultracold “host” atoms (green), slowed to a standstill by laser light, and individually planted “probe” atoms (red) that can be made to transmit quantum information in the form of a photon (particle of light). The lower panel shows how the artificial crystal can be reconfigured with light from an open (hyperbolic) geometry to a closed (elliptical) geometry, which greatly affects the speed at which the probe atom can release a photon. (Credit: Pankaj K. Jha/UC Berkeley)

Berkeley Lab Scientists Brew Jet Fuel in One-Pot Recipe

Berkeley Lab Scientists Part of New Particle-hunting Season at CERN’s LHC

Image - A computerized representation of a proton-proton collision taken in the ALICE detector during the latest commissioning phase of CERN'S LHC, with low-intensity beams. (Credit: CERN)

How Ameriflux Helped Determine the Impact of the 2012 U.S. Drought on the Carbon Cycle

Mapping a Cell’s Destiny